I known this isn't true, they are using Yahoo to do this.

YAHOO INTERNET LOTTERY





CONGRATULATIONS!





YOU HAVE WON 拢200,000.00!!!








Yahoo! Mail gives random cash prize. Your account is randomly selected as one


of 5 top winners accounts who will get cash prize from us. We are happy to


inform you that you have won Cash prize of (Two Hundred Thousand Great Britain PoundsI known this isn't true, they are using Yahoo to do this.
This is a scam! Somebody is trying to verify your e-mail address so it can be sold to spammers, or they are trying to get your bank account info so you can be ripped off later! Forward such a mail to:


spoof@yahoo.com


phishing@cc.yahoo-inc.com


http://www.spamcop.net/


Federal Trade Commission spam@uce.gov


Treasury Department 419.fcd@usss.treas.gov


http://www.consumerfraudreporting.org/re鈥?/a> - this site contains links for various countries





Here's how to do the forwarding bit: click the crtl key and at the same time click the ';forward'; button to forward a message as an attachment, mac users should click the ';apple'; key and click ';forward'; simultaneously.





To read more about these scams go to the links below.


http://tech.yahoo.com/blogs/hughes/4337


http://www.fbi.gov/majcases/fraud/intern鈥?/a>





To look up possible scams, phishing mails and sites illegally trying to obtain your private data, visit: http://www.419legal.org/I known this isn't true, they are using Yahoo to do this.
Presumably you have to pay an administration fee of something like $50.00 first before you actually receive your prize. This sounds like a common scam that is intended for suckers.
It didn't seem possible but one of my friends sent the $370 processing fee so she could collect her winnings. I asked her how she could win if she never entered. She was so shocked when nothing arrived. /
LOL I get crap mails like that all the time just ignore and delete them.
pounds?


lol
must be a UK spam